Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Cyberabad Corporation Intensifies Drive Against Unauthorised Public Posters
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation wants public places to be free of unauthorised posters.
It has asked printing companies not to make posters or banners for illegal displays.
This includes flex banners and other publicity materials.
The corporation wants printers to refuse such orders.
People or agencies that break the rules may be fined.
In some cases, they could also face imprisonment.
The campaign is intended to stop walls from being covered with advertisements.
Officials say this will help keep Cyberabad cleaner and more attractive.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has intensified efforts to make Cyberabad poster-free.
Offset printers and flex agencies were told not to produce material for unauthorised public displays.
The directive covers posters, flex banners and other publicity materials.
Violators could face fines or imprisonment under applicable laws.
The corporation says the campaign aims to keep public spaces clean and aesthetically pleasing.
- Who
- The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, offset printers, flex printing agencies, and people involved in displaying unauthorised posters.
- What
- The corporation directed printing agencies not to produce posters, flex banners, or other publicity material intended for unauthorised public display.
- When
- The timing was not specified; the corporation has stepped up the initiative.
- Where
- Cyberabad, in Hyderabad.
- Why
- To prevent public walls and other spaces from being covered with unauthorised publicity material and to maintain cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing surroundings.
- Initiative
- Making Cyberabad poster-free
- Issuing body
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
- Agencies addressed
- Offset printers and flex printing agencies
- Covered material
- Posters, flex banners, and other publicity material
- Potential penalties
- Fines and imprisonment under applicable law
- Campaign goal
- Cleaner and aesthetically pleasing public spaces